I bought it because of the cute label🍶☺️
It's a yogurt-based drink, but it's not too thick and light and easy to drink.
I think it is suitable for a mealtime drink because the sweetness spreads in the mouth and the aftertaste disappears quickly! I think it's a good food sake!
I'll try it heated next time 🍶.
The aroma and taste of rice is gorgeous when you put it in your mouth, but there is also a strong taste that lingers after you swallow it.
It tastes like the end of summer and the loneliness of autumn lingers on,
At my favorite pub: ‼️
They also had a Towashi Autumn Sake 🍁 They had a Summer Sake a while ago and I heard it was good, but it was gone 😣.
It's an easy-drinking fall sake, not a heavy aged sake 😊but it has a strong flavor 😋All the sakes were great for a slow solo drink 👍.
Posting No.437
This sake is brewed with a yeast called Kyo no Koto, famous water from Fushimi, and Kyoto's celebrated sake brewing rice.
When you drink it, there is no sweetness. It has a strong umami taste and lingers in the aftertaste. It goes surprisingly well with food. It is suitable as a food sake.
Matchings with appetizers
Dried Herring with Cockles
Fried rice
Teriyaki Chicken
Sashimi
Personal Favorite ★★★☆☆☆☆
It goes in smoothly with a light taste typical of Fushimi's soft water. The lingering aroma of pear-like fruit and the umami of rice spread gradually. As the back of the label and the description say, it has not only sweetness but also sourness and bitterness.
I had been curious about this sake for a long time, and when I first had it at an event in Namba, I enjoyed it so much that I wanted to drink it even more, so I finally purchased it.
I have been enjoying sake from Kyoto for a while, but this one has a traditional sake-like flavor, and I have the impression that its depth has increased in the fall.
It is a very easy-drinking sake, with a calm and relaxed taste, and the full flavor of the rice is very impressive.
It is the most popular sake I have had recently.
I would like to purchase Jyuseki again!
Thank you for the sake!
